Monteluna

@monteluna

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"Picture a factory at Earth-Moon L1, powered by abundant sunlight and processing towed asteroids brimming with metals (and much larger prizes lay waiting for us.) Eventually, nearly all industrial processes would move off-world, sparing the one planet we know sustains life. In this vision, climate activists should be among the strongest advocates for space development." https://www.piratewires.com/p/back-to-the-future-1?f=home

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Some thoughts on how ETH can become quantum-resistant. There are lots of small tasks, but it seems quite doable. https://ethresear.ch/t/tidbits-of-post-quantum-eth/21296

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"What if we don't even need bridging operators?" @shahrukh gives @johnjenkins the answer in 3 minutes on 𝑆𝑖𝑚𝑝𝑙𝑦, 𝑆𝑡𝑎𝑏𝑙𝑒. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wv3_LAsO7MU

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Favorable conditions never come

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ETH hits $10K and I by a spicy rock

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This is a top tier science TikTok

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Asimov in 1956 wrote a story about an AI that given enough time...

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New Glitch is out! We examined two new papers focused on Section 1960 and what constitutes “money transmitting.” Also: a normie’s guide to Anoncast https://www.projectglitch.xyz/p/the-high-stakes-fight-to-define-money?utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web

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For weeks now, the only ads that I see on X are scams pretending that Elon is airdropping or pre-selling a token. Reporting them does nothing — they show up again the next day with different wording, pictures, and authors. Is this the new normal in X’s libertarian, anything-goes experiment that even scammers get a free pass, so long as they pay for ad space? I can’t imagine that X is unaware, given the number of reports being made. So, incompetence or malice?

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Any boost is appreciated! https://x.com/dwr/status/1870259443272663461

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My take is that I mostly agree with the point raised above, but using cryptoeconomics to tackle some of these problems seems like kryptonite (cryptonite? ha!) to DWeb/IndieWeb people. Data publishing & long term storage is something we know how to solve using cryptoeconomics. Indexing, less so, but we have some first passes with marketplaces like The Graph & will continue to build with slashable guarantees on top of Eigenlayer, perhaps towards 'fully sharded indexer networks w/ slashing'. We've also already seen at least one team planning to run FC Hubs as an Eigenlayer AVS, which is also a great first-pass solution. Finally, low quality spam clogging your tubes & ddosing your endpoints has a hope & prayer of being nixed in the bud with some cryptoeconomic sybil resistance. More than half of my BSky follows in the past week have been spambots imitating large accounts that I follow. 4/

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4. But most people are not going to host their own PDS or run Relays/AppViews for Bluesky. You can't have a 'big-world' social network without running 'big-world' infra. You could run a restricted Mastodon-esque cozy clique of PDSs, but anytime those PDS users interact with out-of-network context (comments, retweets, etc), you won't be able to render it properly. 3/

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1. Running an indexer is expensive, saying "Wikipedia/Internet Archive can do it!" isn't a retort because these are big orgs with big budgets. There's an opportunity here for decentralized indexing, which is a Bitcoin-level hard-distributed-systems-design-problem nut to crack. 2. Bluesky would fail to meet it's UI/UX goals if replies to posts went missing. Missing replies are a feature on Mastodon. Not on Bluesky. This requires something more akin to global consensus, which FC Hubs do. https://dustycloud.org/blog/re-re-bluesky-decentralization/ 3. In the extreme limit, if everyone were to self-host their own PDS (personal data server) and everyone were to run their own Relay & Appview (to index everyone's PDS and run Bluesky independently), that would require everyone-to-everyone message passing...aka scales quadratically 👎. 2/

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ICYMI: dustyweb.bsky.social last week published her reply to feedback on her previous blogpost that analyzed Bluesky's decentralization: https://dustycloud.org/blog/re-re-bluesky-decentralization/ My executive summary: 🧵 1/N

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What's ODOS and why is it outpacing @aerodrome 24 hour volume?

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Yield enjoyooors after a massive leverage wipeout and lending rates skyrocket.

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